NEW YORK (AP) — ConocoPhillips said Wednesday that net income fell 33 percent in the second quarter as it shed assets and sold oil and natural gas at lower prices.
Its results beat Wall Street estimates, but analysts said they’re concerned that the company hasn’t cut back on spending in response to the drop in revenues. Shares fell down 2.6 percent Wednesday.
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